Trump Expects Federal Government Shutdown in September

During a speech in Georgia, President Trump stated that due to disagreements between Republicans and Democrats over spending priorities, a federal government shutdown is expected in September. On July 21, the Republican-controlled House passed a short-term funding bill intended to finance federal agencies until December 4, in order to avoid a shutdown due to depleted funds before the midterm elections in November. The bill will be submitted to the Senate for consideration, where Senate Republican leaders are currently negotiating with Democrats and are considering proposing their own short-term funding plan. If Congress fails to pass the funding bill in time, funding for most federal agencies and programs will expire at midnight on September 30, marking the end of the fiscal year.

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